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by odiroot 1y ago
Most probably a response to CLAP gaining popularity. But they buried a lede with Wayland support. This puts VST3 ahead of CLAP in that regard.
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by odiroot 1y ago
Sort of similar in most EU countries. I could get it in Austria but it's prohibitively expensive.
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by odiroot 1y ago
I did everything in Warsaw. But I had to use private health care for the first consultation.
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by odiroot 1y ago
Because it's not about diet, at least not mostly. It's about societal pressure. There's plenty of unhealthy easily accessible food even in Japan.
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by odiroot 1y ago
I literally went through the process in Poland with success. It was back in 2021 though but I don't think much has changed since then. A bigger probablem at that time was just finding pharmacies that stocked the medicine.
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by odiroot 1y ago
Exactly, asked it to improve my Justfile a bit, it went wild, broke everything and got into an endless loop trying to fix it. This is under Kilo Code so YMMV.
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by odiroot 1y ago
> Everything from dating and fitness to manufacturing and politics is in decline in activities And here I am regularly having to wait for a free squat rack ;)
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by odiroot 1y ago
That "Tea" app seems like a real GDPR nightmare anyway.
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by odiroot 1y ago
Wish I could just import my ST4 settings and theme into Zed. That'd help a lot. For now I consider it too much hassle and ST4 with LSP is good enough.
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by odiroot 1y ago
> It's a little weird that, on the one hand, nobody much wants to read anything long, and on the other, hours long podcasts No, thank you, I'd rather read a long book. Podcasts are like torture to me, especially in this recent
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by odiroot 1y ago
*Maria Skłodowska-Curie, as she herself insisted on being called. BBC should know better.
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by odiroot 1y ago
I'm waiting for the first unicorn that uses just vibe coding.
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by odiroot 1y ago
Not sure about the others but UK is a bona fide social democratic country.
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by odiroot 1y ago
There's this fun video from Easy German, where native speakers (Austrians in this case) express their feeling of uneasiness when flirting in German. As in, the German language not being the sexiest. https://www.youtube.com&#
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by odiroot 1y ago
It's called job security. We'll be rewriting decades of code that's broken by that transition.
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by odiroot 1y ago
I've been taught 8051 programming at my university. But I'm an older Gen Y, this could be going away for all I know.
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by odiroot 1y ago
If anything modern motorcycles are sometimes a bit too quiet. The stock exhausts make them sound like cars when idling. And low-revving engines can barely cut through the traffic noise.
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by odiroot 1y ago
This could help but the most dangerous situations I experienced myself were, when someone was coming from the side (perpendicular), especially on T-junctions. Classic "sorry mate I didn't see you" case. Not sure smart braking
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by odiroot 1y ago
This is like a mini parallel of the industrial revolution. A lot of places starting with a large and unskilled workforce, getting into e.g. textile industry (which brings better RoI than farming). Then the automation arrives but it leaves a
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by odiroot 1y ago
Replacing a thermostat is very easy to do though. And very easy to revert too. Usually it's just acting as a simple relay (on-off switch) so there's two physical wires. I've got my Hive thermostat running great with various B
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by odiroot 1y ago
Waiting eagerly for the first contracts to land at SAP/T-Mobile.
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by odiroot 2y ago
> Motor: It has to be powered by an electric motor, because we no longer live in 1940. Well, that's a bummer.
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by odiroot 2y ago
Interestingly FirstDirect app (also part of HSBC) has no such problems. It even ran on my previously rooted phone.
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by odiroot 2y ago
And then it gets even worse in Europe.
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by odiroot 2y ago
There's also a huge part of "managing moods" to prevent people from thinking about leaving in the first place. And all of that within the constraints of the department budget and company policies.
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by odiroot 2y ago
Touché. This is usually the problem with the "lack of skilled workforce" on the old continent.
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by odiroot 2y ago
Sure but then you lose the screen estate. I guess you can't have it all.
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by odiroot 2y ago
I'm generally happy with the "original" Firefox. Just wished it played better with KDE Plasma, especially on Wayland. It ignores the window decoration settings among other things.
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by odiroot 2y ago
If anything that just adds more credibility to the story.
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by odiroot 2y ago
Hi Justus. Long time no see :)

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